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tribbledirigible posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5N1Aukm4Bo Did it earlier in the movie too; opening with the plane the bad guy shoots the gauges to "wreck the controls" (which leads to the awesome skydive fight, so I forgive them for that one at least).
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Can't remember the scene but they were probably just all rolling to see who would go get more snacks. Yes, this does requires two dice of different values.
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# ? Jun 9, 2022 02:41 |
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Stranger Things isn't accurate because there isn't one guy who is looking over their spells and abilities for like five minutes whenever it rollsa around to his turn, trying to figure out what the most optimal thing to do in the moment would be, completely obliterating the pacing of the battle.
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What I mostly learned from Stranger Things was how lovely entertainment was in the 80's. Imagine if the show was set in loving 2015. Cell phones would have solved so much.
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Morpheus posted:the pacing of the Nate. Is this like The Passion of the Christ?
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Cowslips Warren posted:What I mostly learned from Stranger Things was how lovely entertainment was in the 80's. Honestly we've already reached the point where movies are arbitrarily set in 1980-2005 just as an excuse to tell a story without having to worry about someone whipping out an iPhone. Just throw a few period-appropriate songs on the soundtrack and no one will catch on.
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lavaca posted:Honestly we've already reached the point where movies are arbitrarily set in 1980-2005 just as an excuse to tell a story without having to worry about someone whipping out an iPhone. Just throw a few period-appropriate songs on the soundtrack and no one will catch on. Pretty much exactly why Turning Red was a period piece.
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rydiafan posted:Is this like The Passion of the Christ? I can't imagine how I flubbed 'battle' to the point where my phone thought i was saying Nate, but there you go.
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Cowslips Warren posted:What I mostly learned from Stranger Things was how lovely entertainment was in the 80's. I mean they had walkie talkies already which was pretty much a stand in for walkie talkies.
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My IMM for S4 Stranger Things is why The hell would the scientist keep One around as some orderly in the lab as I feel like it would be a huge liability. Why wouldn't that dude be in a jar in suspended animation at the very least? And I guess Eleven or One pretty much made the Upside Down? Perhaps their psychic powers work by reaching across dimensions, which can also be bridged by EM radiation (electric lights and speakers get affected). One/Vecna can also seem to reach out psychically to people in our dimension so I guess every human has a weak connection to this realm but people like One, Eleven, etc have a much stronger link ?
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Panfilo posted:My IMM for S4 Stranger Things is why The hell would the scientist keep One around as some orderly in the lab as I feel like it would be a huge liability. Why wouldn't that dude be in a jar in suspended animation at the very least? I would imagine that they're still performing experiments on one and keep him around for that. As for why he apparently also works there I have no idea
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Andos El Pantos posted:I would imagine that they're still performing experiments on one and keep him around for that. As for why he apparently also works there I have no idea Probably one of those things where they kept him captive for years, and then thought that with the implant and years of placidity, they could put him to use around the facility rather than keep constant vigilance. My IMM with that is why did he need Eleven to remove the implant? Seems like he knew where it was and it was just on the surface, I would imagine he could've removed it physically instead.
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Morpheus posted:Probably one of those things where they kept him captive for years, and then thought that with the implant and years of placidity, they could put him to use around the facility rather than keep constant vigilance. I wouldn't be trusting that motherfucker near sharp objects. Also he'd be very likely to cut something vital if he tried performing surgery on himself, and he's watched closely enough that he wouldn't have time to take time. Eleven, on the other hand, can extract it directly in a matter of seconds.
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The previous page is dedicated to the brave mujahideen fighters of Afghanistantribbledirigible posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5N1Aukm4Bo
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My Stranger Things S4: How the gently caress can Hopper walk??? Let alone fight like he did in the tool shed.Panfilo posted:My IMM for S4 Stranger Things is why The hell would the scientist keep One around as some orderly in the lab as I feel like it would be a huge liability. Why wouldn't that dude be in a jar in suspended animation at the very least? Bullet to the back of the head seems like the most expedient way to handle the danger, but also more an evil Russian secret lab kinda thing, rather than evil American secret lab. And yes, that inhibitor microchip should have been more deeply implanted, like between some vertebra or inside some bones. And why not put a bunch of chips in him? My thought is that the upside down was always there, but in a much more ephemeral or formless way, and when El blasted One out of our plane of existence it solidified a copy of our side, thus Nancy's room being frozen at S1 and so on, rather than it being a consistent mirror of our world. That's not to say that upside-down-our-world is all that exists within the Upside Down, I'm thinking its more like a fragment of our world floating around the greater Negative Energy Plane or whatever. One's ability to reach out and inflict spontaneous boneitis on folks may have to do with him initially being a human, and gifted at that, so he has a latent tie to our realm.
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Moonraker for all it's goofy poo poo, just feels low energy to me. View to a kill is the better film just for having more energy
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Gaius Marius posted:Moonraker for all it's goofy poo poo, just feels low energy to me. View to a kill is the better film just for having more energy Moonraker is the better film because Jaws gets the girl.
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She never had braces.
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Jedit posted:Moonraker is the better film because Jaws gets the girl.
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Captain Monkey posted:https://savedbythebell.fandom.com/wiki/Tori_Scott Last season smh like nobody remembers the college years season
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Jedit posted:Moonraker is the better film because Jaws gets the girl. Also the big space walk fire fight at the end was pretty cool when I was 10.
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Gaius Marius posted:She never had braces.
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e: whoops, nipples, avert your eyes if you are sensitive.
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Zero_Grade posted:The previous page is dedicated to the brave mujahideen fighters of Afghanistan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dsa082Jgnr4
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flavor.flv posted:The first one's not even called Rambo. There's a very good movie about a mentally ill vietnam vet being pushed to his breaking point and killing a bunch of corrupt cops in the woods before being taken down by his own former CO called First Blood, and there's a series about an unstoppable killing machine going to foreign lands and mowing down hundreds of people called Rambo Rambo's former CO is called Trautman, not First Blood. And the people Rambo kills aren't called Rambo. They have various Vietnamese and Russian names.
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Gargamel Gibson posted:Rambo's former CO is called Trautman, not First Blood. Oh hi /r/shittymoviedetails
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Gargamel Gibson posted:Rambo's former CO is called Trautman, not First Blood. I love an ambiguous grammar joke. Although if they were less ambiguous, more people would get the joke
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Naruto Episode 41+42: Why do Sakura and Ino have to fight over who gets to date the emotionally stunted grouch Sasuke, when they could date each other instead? Unrelated, where can I watch the weekly Boruto now that Crunchyroll put up the paywall?
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I saw Tenet and it was irrational and irritating
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BiggestOrangeTree posted:I saw Tenet and it was irrational and irritating Yup. Overrated, muddled, not nearly as clever as it thinks it is and any confusion caused by it is due to poor sound mixing and inept direction rather than it being too complex for the average moviegoer. It was a slightly better than average idea, poorly realised.
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Just an all around terrible movie
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Frankly Nolan should've called it quits after Inception. Everything since has been frustrating to watch at best.(though I haven't seen Dunkirk)
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I admire the Grandiosity of his ambition, but he's letting his plots get in the way of themselves too much lately. Tenet is supposed to be his Bond, but it's got a plot that ties itself in knots. It should be simple
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Breetai posted:Frankly Nolan should've called it quits after Inception. Everything since has been frustrating to watch at best.(though I haven't seen Dunkirk) His name is Christopher
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Morpheus posted:Stranger Things isn't accurate because there isn't one guy who is looking over their spells and abilities for like five minutes whenever it rollsa around to his turn, trying to figure out what the most optimal thing to do in the moment would be, completely obliterating the pacing of the battle. Oh, I just learned why 12 yo me wasn’t invited back for d&d. it wasn’t until watching Community that I understood it was supposed to be a rules-based improv game, not a math competition.
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Remulak posted:Oh, I just learned why 12 yo me wasn’t invited back for d&d. it wasn’t until watching Community that I understood it was supposed to be a rules-based improv game, not a math competition. I mean min-maxing is fine just do it on your own time
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Armacham posted:I mean min-maxing is fine just do it on your own time Yeah I play with a guy who in a previous campaign had specced out some legendary poo poo and combination of abilities that, when used in concert, could almost obliterate a demigod. But his actions were programmed into a dice roller, he knew what he wanted to do when his turn came up and twenty seconds later the thing he was attacking was (probably) dead and it was the next persons turn. Conversely I also play with someone who has a rogue that never knows if they want to try to backstab something, or maybe they could stay at range and try to attack with a bow, though maybe it'd be better to activate a healing ability before doing that, or maybe a bonus action dodge could work here, or...Ugh.
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oldpainless posted:His name is Christopher Mode like Old Nameless!
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Breetai posted:Yup. Overrated, muddled, not nearly as clever as it thinks it is and any confusion caused by it is due to poor sound mixing and inept direction rather than it being too complex for the average moviegoer. It was a slightly better than average idea, poorly realised. Is it overrated? I've literally never seen a positive review of it.
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Strom Cuzewon posted:Is it overrated? I've literally never seen a positive review of it. Irrationally irritating movie review moments: everything is either overrated or underrated to the average person, when in fact they’re almost never either.
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